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As we can see, there’s a lot of network communication involved and it must occur in a secure, reliable, and comprehensible way. Since efficiency and agility are critical factors nowadays, we need new, modern approaches, which allow development teams to act autonomously while being able to focus on the important things at the same time. A service mesh like #Kuma can help you to address these challenges in the area of security, connectivity, and observability transparently by moving the responsibility from the application to the infrastructure layer.

In this video, Viktor Gamov, a principal developer advocate with Kong, explains how to enable extra functionality like Rate Limiting and Key Authorization in Kubernetes using Kong Ingress Controller.

In this session, we get you up-to-speed on the Kong Gateway 2.5 release with a summary of the features and news, including: Kong’s Online Meetups are a place to learn about technologies within the Kong #opensource ecosystem. This interactive forum will give you the chance to ask our engineers questions and get ramped up on information relevant to your #Kong journey.

In this video, we'll walk through how to deploy a Dockerized application with Kubernetes using Kong's Kubernetes Ingress Controller.

Service mesh expert Cody De Arkland explains the differences between an API gateway and service mesh and how they work together. An API gateway helps companies offer APIs “as a product” to internal or external clients/users via a centralized ingress point. They can also govern and control how they are being exposed and onboarded via a full lifecycle APIM platform. API gateways are commonly used when different applications need to talk to each other and create an abstraction layer between the clients and the underlying APIs.

In this episode of Kong Builders, Kong Developer Advocate Viktor Gamov shows how to deploy and manage service connectivity with Kong Konnect and Kubernetes. We’ll deploy an application in Kubernetes, configure a runtime through Konnect and deploy the runtime in Kubernetes.

In our fourth Kong and Okta tutorial, we will implement a basic access control policy based on Okta's groups and planes.